Louisa is not impressed when she is sent to Tasmania for the summer to hang out with her uncle. She would rather spend all her time preparing for her violin auditions. But that's before she learns about her great-grandmother Eleanor and her work to protect endangered species. Most importantly, Louisa learns that maybe the Tasmanian tiger is not extinct after all. But with "progress" threatening can Louisa and her friends save the tiger that they know is out there?
This was a pretty decent book especially dealing with neurodiversity and anxiety as subplots.
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